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I’m not going to bash Forrest and say that he has a weak-chin because based on his record, he’s only been KO’d twice in 19 pro fights. In other words, the glass-jaw label doesn’t have enough factual evidence behind it. We’ll need to let FG’s career develop a little more to find out whether or not that label will ever stick.

Win or lose, RJ has fended off some of the absolute BEST grappler’s in the business like Hendo, Bustamante, Arona, Sakaraba & Lindland for example. No mentally healthy being can seriously argue that FG has equal or better wrestling/BJJ than those guys.

Again, win or lose, RJ’s gone to war and withstood vast amounts of punishment from the hardest hitting strikers in the weight-class. FG may have stepped up a level since his TUF days but he does not have the raw punching power of a Wand or a Chuck Liddel.

After his 5 round grinding match with Hendo, no one can seriously question RJ’s cardio. It’s on par with the elite. As far as questioning his heart based on fights 3+ years ago is unfair to any fighter currently pulling his weight in the octagon.

Although FG is physically the bigger man, at best he may be close in strength but I guarantee he will have no clear advantage in that field.

Once you factor in that RJ wields KO power in both hands and explain to me how anyone can logically come to the answer that Forrest wins this fight?

Dont give me any GSP vs Serra examples either because almost no one knew Serra had that power in his fists. It was a mystery to all before we saw it happen. In the RJ vs FG case, all the cards are face-up on the table and aside from having a gameplan from Randy up his sleeve, FG has no silver bullet to slay the werewolf known as Quinton “Rampage” Jackson.